Noted farming tips and market notes from a rural column
A rural farming column offers practical guidance on fruit picking, soil nutrition, and dairying. It highlights mature Keiffer pears, wheat yield surpassing 1901, and the use of milk scales and Babcock testers for dairy efficiency. The piece also discusses crop rotation, library investments for farms, and Arkansas apple production profits. It references farmers’ unions in Oklahoma and the role of salt in dairy and cheese making.
Murder charge follows farm tragedy in Putnam county Ohio
Mrs Henry Kuippen near Cloverdale decapitated two children aged three and one half and four, while Dora Bright 18 of Foster Missouri killed herself at Wichita Kansas. County attorney files first degree murder info. Also notes Niagara Falls preservation honor for Theodore Burton and factory accident in Minneapolis. A U S cruiser Boston aftermath at Bremerton and a Pickett Tennessee shooting leaves one dead and others injured. Battling Nelson fouls Joe Gans in final round. both exhausted.
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Henry Kuippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Ohio
Dora Bright
Foster
Wichita
Kan
Ray Stevens
Schell City
American Civic Association
Ife
Theodore E. Burton
Niagara Falls
Bemis Bay Company
Minneapolis
Annie Shema
City
United States
Boston
Peapod Rock
Bremerton Navy Yard
Pettinepiax
Wash
Pickett Country
Tennessee
Nelson
Joe Gans
Goldfield
Nev
Slght
Gans
Globe girdling cyclists set for three year world tour
George Holt and Lester Crentz of Moline Illinois prepare for an ambitious three year bicycle circumnavigation. Their route spans Europe Africa Asia and the Pacific with landings in Liverpool Stockholm Timbuctoo and Hawaii before finishing in San Francisco. They carry endorsements from multiple governors and the National Geographical Society and speak five languages.
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St. Louis
George HE. Holt
Lester R. Crentz
Moline
Ill
Liverpool
Earth
England
Scotland
Ireland
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Germany
France
Spain
Africa
Tripoli
Algeria
Morocco
Sahara Desert
Timbuctoo
Sicily
Italian
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Egypt
Holy Land
Red Sea
Indian
Ceylon
Malay
Turkay
Siam
Singapore
Sumatra
Borneo
Philippine Islands
Japan
Hawaii
San Francisco
Crentz and Holt
Illiois
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Oregon
Necticut
Kansas
Florida
M. Cul m
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Creutz and
Holt
National Geographical Society
New York
Roy Wheelmen
Doctors Are Puzzled by Kenneth Melger Recovery
Kenneth Melger of Vanceboro Maine recounts a near death with severe throat inflammation and lung congestion. Three doctors gave him up to die before a last resort using King’s New Discovery, which he says saved his life. The drug is guaranteed and available at C J Haydon’s drug store with trial bottles free.
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Kenneth Melger
Vanceboro
de King
C. J. Haydon
Absinth Warnings Spark Demand for Prohibition
Alarm over absinth causing mental and physical decline prompts France to seek a national ban. Physicians, deputies, and business leaders back a petition to prohibit manufacture and sale, citing thousands of deaths and widespread social decay. The piece cites Belgian actions and moral panic about inherited harm and crime linked to the drink.
Beer Poison Angers Toledo Readers In Senate Speech
A Toledo Blade report relays physicians opinions on beer, arguing it harms health more than whisky. Dr. Burgen and Dr. Thorn describe kidney and liver damage, dropy, pneumonia, and other maladies linked to beer, labeling it an insidious temperance enemy cited in a U S Senate speech by J H Gallinger.
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Toledo
Hhis Tong
H. Burgen
Bright
Thorn
United States Senate
J. H. Gallinger
Pain Balm Cited By Vernon Postmaster For Burns
Mr James N Nichols of Vernon Connecticut, merchant and postmaster, testifies that a child burned on the hand found quick relief using Chamberlain's Pain Balm after cold applications worsened inflammation. He credits the liniment for stopping inflammation and advises its use for cuts burns strains and lameness. Described as carried by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
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James N. Nichols
Vernon, Conn
Michael Strauss
Strauss
Chamberlain
England's Drink BEM. Dr Dawson Burna analysis of 1905 liquor totals
Dr Dawson Burna analyzes official 1905 UK liquor returns and finds a near 25 million decline in expenditures on intoxicating beverages. He notes the year continues a six year trend of reduced spending, with 1904 showing over 28 million less. Total six year drop around 110 million.
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England
Dawson Burna
United Kingdom
Chicago
Herald
Rare Beans and Camphor Tree Grow on Caldwell Farm
Boyle County Herald reports a 30 inch bean left at the office by Rev. B. Helm, grown on W. L. Caldwell's Lebanon pike farm. A corn field bean and a camphor tree leaf, notable for size and novelty, were also presented. Camphor trees originate in China.
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Boyle County
B. Helm
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